Solar Energy Marketing Views
So you have this great Solar energy product or Solar energy service and now you are probably saying to yourself why should I rush NOW to order service for a ‘solar energy marketing’ vanity toll-free number? Well, let’s start by saying that your super SMART competitors are contacting us every hour...more
Solar Energy News
EU-India Summit To Focus On Economic Cooperation, Energy And Iran
Follow-up activities were confirmed at the summit in November 2009, when the EU and India agreed to expedite cooperation activities on climate change mitigation, clean energy, energy efficiency and renewable energy, in particular solar energy.
Solar Energy International, PTL Solar Academy Make Solar Training History
By April E. Clark - Solar Energy International | 2012-02-08 13:02:33.0 Carbondale, Colorado USA Solar Energy International (SEI) is putting the international in its moniker, and making history at the same time. "With the 20 years of solar and renewable
Globe candidates compete for seat
Wilshire said she has served for three and a half years and there are some good things coming including bringing solar energy to some of the city facilities, the push to get the Copper Spike back and working with ADOT on the Highway 60 bypass.
New Jersey American Water Installing Two New Solar Fields At Its Facilities
At its Delaware River Regional Water Treatment Plant in Delran (DRRWTP), and at its Mansfield well station in Burlington County, New Jersey American Water is constructing a total of nearly 7000 solar panels which will produce more than 2.2 million
TROY POLICE BRIEFS: Car stolen at mall; Identity used to buy solar panels ...
Someone used the identity of a resident of the 1000 block of Twain to order more than $19000 worth of solar panels. The panels were ordered from a company in British Columbia, Canada, and were delivered to Newark, NJ The victim contacted police Friday
That jobs thing sure didn't last long
generate expensive electricity for three million homes by blanketing a million acres of public lands with taxpayer-subsidized, bird-killing wind turbines, habitat-smothering solar panels, high-voltage transmission lines, and gas-fired backup units.
Getting Greener in 2012
Solar panels adorn the roof. Wind turbines stand in the parking lot. Native plants are used in the landscaping which cuts water use and maintenance. They've been certified LEED Platinum, the highest standard of sustainable building design.
On introducing renewable energy
How about solar panels large enough to run a power grid for an average New Providence neighborhood? In other words, has a cost-benefit analysis been done or are these cute throwaway lines at election time? Sure, why not dream of a cleaner and cheaper
Port of Coupeville eyes cuts
Costs for the port's portion of the solar energy project at the Greenbank Farm came in higher than expected because of problems digging the 600-foot trench. The kiosk advertising the project also was more expensive because of the electronics required
Titan Energy defers expansion plans
However, due to the financial turmoil in Europe and also cheap imports from China, there is a lull in the market, forcing the solar energy equipment maker to put on hold expansion plans. In 2010, the company has tied up funds from IFCI Venture Capital
Superyacht Times
Aras says, “as with my previous yacht designs I have continued to create “earth friendly” concepts with solar panels placed as wings on both sides of the yacht. These panels can be open when the yacht is not moving, while underway they will be closed.
Riverside County, CA, sued over sun tax
Last year, Riverside County's commissioners imposed a $450-per-acre, annual fee on solar projects in the county. The county is home to some of the largest solar projects being built in the world, and the fees the county could collect would be huge.
Truthdig
Why doesn't it invest its riches in things like solar panels and so profit handsomely from the next generation of energy? As it happens, the answer is more interesting than you might think. Part of it's simple enough: the giant energy companies are
